I dunno, I've pulled some pretty damp birds out of boxes for fair check in. To be fair those birds almost always had issues other than being damp thpugh, and I can promise they weren't damp from just having been washed.
We would call this phenomenon "winter". Or, at least, November.
My chickens would be digging their sweaters out of storage.
Sounds like a ventilation problem. Or roof leaks. Top-hinged nest boxes are notorious for leaking at the hinge.
Yeah. Those birds were the happiest ones to go into the a.c. in the poultry barn. Also some of the worst to look at because they almost always had poop smeared over them (put shavings in the carriers, people) and they had the strongest chicken butt smell. And after handling no joke almost 200 birds for check in, you don't want any to smell like butt more than they do normally.
100%
Heeheeeee. Chickens in sweatersWe would call this phenomenon "winter". Or, at least, November.
My chickens would be digging their sweaters out of storage.
Sounds like a ventilation problem. Or roof leaks. Top-hinged nest boxes are notorious for leaking at the hinge.
DO NOT let my mother get a hold of THAT idea she wants to stick our goat kids in PJs every yearWow. You are wonderful. They might live better than I do-lol. Thank you!
